Description: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PZIDHwjKWd5sGYoJlr6qINBWVVCA4oMU?usp=sharing Steps to Reproduce: 1.It's too difficult to explain in steps, I refuse to. Please watch the video 2. 3. Actual Results: . Expected Results: . Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: .
Created attachment 204364 [details] Video
Created attachment 204365 [details] File in the video
Please save a copy of the modified OOXML Word document and post it along with attachment 204365 [details] Looking at the listing in the original, when you go to make edits you are adding an additional paragraph between the two existing numbered list items (the description and that Web URI), which when deleted is modifying the paragraph style of the description. Can't tell yet if the w:lang w:val="en-US" being changed or that a document PS--not from the original "Copilot' list items--is being applied when edited. Also demonstrates why we always recommend working in ODF Writer, rather than OOXML Word for your document manipulation. The sytle/formatting control is more precise for ODF.
Extracted from OOXML archive Document prepared with: LibreOffice/25.8.3.2$Windows_X86_64 LibreOffice_project/8ca8d55c161d602844f5428fa4b58097424e324e</Application> <AppVersion>15.0000<
Created attachment 204369 [details] File in the video 1.1
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #3) > Please save a copy of the modified OOXML Word document and post it along > with attachment 204365 [details] > > Looking at the listing in the original, when you go to make edits you are > adding an additional paragraph between the two existing numbered list items > (the description and that Web URI), which when deleted is modifying the > paragraph style of the description. Can't tell yet if the w:lang > w:val="en-US" being changed or that a document PS--not from the original > "Copilot' list items--is being applied when edited. > > Also demonstrates why we always recommend working in ODF Writer, rather than > OOXML Word for your document manipulation. The sytle/formatting control is > more precise for ODF. I attached it. I don't use Word, I don't have an MS Office license. Everything is totally in LOffice
OK, so in the modified document you've pasted the replacement text with formatting, and that ends-up with the list item in 'Heading1' style, and an assigned 24 point size. For the unmodified list entries they remain in 'Normal' style with no size assignment. You can edit the 'document.xml' (replace Heading1 with Normal and remove the w:sz w:val="24" stanzas) then restore it to the zip archive to correct the incorrectly pasted style. Should be careful about Pasting -> Special "as unformatted text" when replacing text.